File #: 15-470    Name: Disaster and Debris Monitoring Services
Type: Resolution Status: Approved
In control: City Council Regular Meeting
On agenda: 5/19/2015 Final action: 5/19/2015
Title: Consider/Discuss/Act on a Resolution Authorizing the Interim City Manager to Execute a Contract with Tetra Tech of Maitland, Florida as the Primary Contractor and Witt O'Briens of Houston, Texas as the Secondary Contractor for Debris Monitoring Services
Attachments: 1. Resolution, 2. Compiled Results, 3. BidTab, 4. FEMA GUIDE 327, 5. FEMA GUIDE 325
Title
Consider/Discuss/Act on a Resolution Authorizing the Interim City Manager to Execute a Contract with Tetra Tech of Maitland, Florida as the Primary Contractor and Witt O'Briens of Houston, Texas as the Secondary Contractor for Debris Monitoring Services
 
Summary
 
COUNCIL GOAL:   Operational Excellence
 
MEETING DATE:      May 19, 2015
 
DEPARTMENT:       Fire - Office of Emergency Management
 
CONTACT:        Randall Gurney, Assistant Emergency Manager
 
 
RECOMMENDED CITY COUNCIL ACTION:      
·      Approval of Resolution
 
ITEM SUMMARY:  
·      This resolution authorizes a primary and secondary contract for Debris Monitoring on an as needed basis to assist the City with reporting to FEMA during a disaster.
 
BACKGROUND INFORMATION:  
·      The City of McKinney issued a Request for Proposals (15-18RFP) for Disaster and Debris Monitoring Services in December 2014.
 
·      Proposals for 15-18RFP opened on January 15, 2015.
 
·      A total of three proposals were received.
 
·      A committee comprised of City staff from the Fire Department, Finance Department, Public Works, and Environmental Services, reviewed and ranked the proposals based on the following criteria:
o      Qualifications and Experience
o      Operational Plan for the City
o      Resources and Availability
o      Past Performance
o      Price
 
·      From the three firms that submitted bids, the two top ranking firms were Tetra Tech and Witt O'Briens. Tetra Tech was the highest ranking making them the primary contractor.
 
·      Both Tetra Tech and Witt O'Briens displayed the ability to provide the City with Debris Monitoring Services at a reasonable cost therefore both firms are being recommended for award. Cost is based on a blanket cost per position.  Hours will be determined based on the disaster and need by the City.
 
FINANCIAL SUMMARY:  
·       No funds are obligated to this agreement, funds will only be necessary in the event of a disaster or as the City deems necessary.  Appropriations would be made available through Operating Contingency or a Budget Amendment if the contract is engaged.
 
 
BOARD OR COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION:
·      N/A